Here are three fun things to do with Aquilops , in descending order of how much gear they require.

I was putting a new card in my camera and needed some test photos, so I shot what was on my desk: some random doodles from discussions with various folks, and an ostrich cervical. I love my job. Bonus SV-POW!bucks to the first person to decipher the diagram on the lower left.

This is the final post reviewing the Apatosaurus maquette from Sideshow Collectibles. Previous posts in the series are: Part 1: intro Part 2: the head Part 3: the neck Part 4: body, tail, limbs, base, and skull Part 5: posture Part 6: texture and color First, the objective verdict.

This is the sixth installment in a series on the Apatosaurus maquette from Sideshow Collectibles. Other posts in the series are: Part 1: intro Part 2: the head Part 3: the neck Part 4: body, tail, limbs, base, and skull Part 5: posture Part 7: verdict Texture and color deserve discussion on two levels: biological plausibility, and level of execution.

This is the fourth in a series of posts in which I review the Apatosaurus maquette from Sideshow Collectibles. Other posts in the series are: Part 1: intro Part 2: the head Part 3: the neck Part 5: posture Part 6: texture and color Part 7: verdict A long-running theme here at SV-POW!

This is the second in a series of posts in which I review the Sideshow Collectibles Apatosaurus maquette. The rest of the series: Part 1: introduction Part 3: the neck Part 4: body, tail, limbs, base, and skull Part 5: posture Part 6: texture and color Part 7: verdict First, a note on the photos. There a few minute white flecks on the head in the pictures.

I only learned about a month ago that this exists. Mike had written to Sideshow Collectibles and offered to review their Apatosaurus maquette if they’d send him a review copy. The folks at Sideshow were game, and would have sent Mike a complimentary review copy and covered the shipping. But the import fees would have been appalling, so Mike very generously suggested that they send it to me instead. And here we are.